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Insights and comments on photography and photojournalism from the photo staff of the Mankato Free Press. Thursday, April 18, 2013. Why professional photojournalists are necessary. Runner Bill Iffrig at the finish line of the Boston. You have to admire anyone who runs into. Would I be able to document what I saw without turning away, or even running away? Fortunately there were many brave photojournalists, like the Boston Globe.